Sentence examples for as to preserve a from inspiring English sources

The numbers of muttonbirds now harvested are regulated so as to preserve a substantial breeding stock.

Such businesses — notably in the energy and telecommunications industries — have been wary of letting foreign rivals into the country and remain defenders of keeping China's currency weak, so as to preserve a competitive advantage for their exports.

Whether transactions of the character mentioned are to be deemed absolute sales of the goods on the part of the vendor, with a proviso for withholding their delivery until actual payment, so as to preserve a lien for the price, or only as executory contracts of sale, not completed until actual delivery, there is a diversity of opinion.

This accountability should lead to PMC support for social control, as it provides an incentive for military contractors to behave professionally, abide by international law, and avoid human rights violations, so as to preserve a good reputation and future contracts.

By contrast, Disneyland takes three times as long to reach out on Lantau Island and emphasizes Disney-brand scenery over rides and blocks out views of Hong Kong so as to preserve an all-encompassing Disney feel.

A clear division of tasks and following GP guidelines were seen as ways to preserve a good working relationship with the GP.

T to C mutations must have occurred in evolution but they appear to have been selected against so as to preserve only a single copy of the CCU anticodon tRNA.

CONFIT began as a way to preserve a surplus.

The goal was the same as with antiques: to preserve a piece of the past.

He sees the pipeline as a way to preserve a working brewery in the historic centre and prevent Bruges from turning into a museum.

The talks were seen as an effort to preserve a unified stand in the 12-week crisis over Iraq's seizure of Kuwait, but no details were available.